My cousin came to my house and also wanted to trade cryptocurrencies. I told him: you mustn't get involved; you can't grasp it at all. You see, I consider myself somewhat smart, but what happened? I still ended up with losses. Cousin: Hey, I'm not as greedy as you; I just make a little profit and then run away, isn't that enough? Me: It's not that simple; you have no idea how much it will rise or fall. You can't grasp floating profits, and when it comes to losses, you can't bear to hold the position. It's really difficult. Cousin: Hey, can't I just not look at it? Me: Well, if you don't keep an eye on it, you can buy the new coins when they drop to around 75, 85, or 90% and buy in batches, then sell in batches when you double your investment. You can make money, but you have to wait; sometimes it takes several weeks or even months. Cousin: I have plenty of time, so I'll just buy the spot. After chatting with my cousin, I thought about it; the main reason most people in the crypto world end up losing money is greed. The most reliable way to make money is to buy BNB when the bull market starts, earning interest and mining profits while lying back. A wave of a bull market can easily multiply your investment several times. Everyone knows this, but why can't they do it? The reason is simple: doubling 1 million is still 1 million, but doubling just 10,000 is merely 10,000. The vast majority of ordinary people find it hard to earn that first million. More critically, the cost of failure for ordinary people is hard to bear. When I lost tens of thousands, all my relatives considered me a madman, even my parents felt the same. When you finally have some capital, it’s like before, when you had funds to trade; at first, you’re eager to succeed and directly go all-in hoping for a sudden wealth. Then, you turn to very low leverage seeking stability, fearing liquidation. That kind of fear is hard to express; indecision and blind aggression lead to liquidation and losses, leaving you full of regret. Trading is really tough, but it’s not a big problem. As long as I don't step into this market, there will always be opportunities to turn things around.